Madonna. Super Bowl halftime show!
What did you think?
Here is a film on her life and times on SnagFilms. Enjoy. She sure has been a part of the soundtrack of our lives now for a long, long time. Thank you.
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Clint Eastwood on Detroit
THAT was a powerful ad during the Super Bowl with Clint Eastwood, wasn’t it?
Chrysler is doing great work with very smart marketing and great positioning. It is “Halftime for America.”
In the small world department, last week we held an offsite at the Four Seasons Hotel in Georgetown. As I was walking into the lobby, who did I see? Clint Eastwood!
I wasn’t shy. I walked up to him and introduced myself. We talked for a few moments about filmmaking and I, of course, gave a plug for SnagFilms. He is a giant and a living legend and he talks just like he talks in the ad and in his films! Too cool.
Here is a film on SnagFilms.com about Detroit in celebration of Black History Month. Click here to watch. Thank you.
SnagFilms – Pixels Galore
Another write-up and pixels generated about SnagFilms. A good piece with good photos. Check it out. Thanks. Click here to read.
Academy Award winning film here!
“Breathing Lessons”.
35 minutes of drama. Real life.
Iron lung; see it to believe it.
Really beautiful; powerful and memorable.
On SnagFilms.com. Devote some time to this one.
Celebrate Black History Month
With SnagFilms.
45 films, the most available on the web. All full length -of high quality – exploring the full spectrum of experiences – from politics; to sports, to entertainment and history.
I am proud of this slate of films; click here. Celebrate our collective history.
SnagFilms Acquires another Sundance Film Festival Winner
SnagFilms already has more than 20 films in its library that have won or been nominated for an award at the Sundance Film Festival. As this year’s Sundance Film Festival comes to a close, SnagFilms announced the acquisition of another Sundance award winner (in 2011) — “Kinyarwanda.” This incredible film is based on true accounts of the Rwandan genocide. A powerful story, well told. Roger Ebert gave it four stars and listed it as #6 in his top 20 films of 2011. It was also recently nominated for three NAACP Image Awards. Look for it on cable video on demand and online pay-on-demand platforms in the coming months from SnagFilms. Read more here.
A huge compliment – “The Netflix of indy film”
Wow; we blush; what great positioning for SnagFilms. Click here to read this analysis of our activities. Thanks.
And The Winner Is…
Released to Life.
The first winner of the Washington’s Best Film Competition, a contest co-sponsored by the Mayor’s office and SnagFilms.
We are proud of all of the work we received and very proud of the filmmakers who won for a very moving 16 minute documentary film called Released to Life.
The student filmmakers are all from George Washington University.
Today we all attend an event with Mayor Gray, the President of George Washington University, my friend Frank Sesno and hundreds of other local VIP’s to view the film and discuss filmmaking here in the Nation’s Capital.
Here is the film in its entirety on SnagFilms.com plus a news release and credits for the winning documentary.
AllthingsD on SnagFilms
Thank you – a good read here on our recent new financing to expand. Click here to read.
SnagFilms Closes New Round of Financing
New equity for SnagFilms from all our current investors plus new investors Terry Semel and David Fialkow. A true testament to our investors strong belief in SnagFilms and its tremendous future. The new equity will be used to further expand SnagFilms film library, invest in technology development to provide films on all digital platforms and devices, and to market the films on these platforms. Read more here.